Programs Quotes

You cannot redistribute what you don't have. We deliberately designed some specific social programs, but did not design the economy to have a trickle-down effect... We have planted a seed and I have paid a high political price. But Peru has been inserted into the international democratic community. - Alejandro Toledo

You cannot inspect every container - you would stop business in its tracks. The programs put in place for port security have been pretty massive. - Brian Doyle

You cannot do my job and visit people in the field and not see that faith is at the heart of what many find an important support in their recovery... No one is trying to use government funds to fund religion inappropriately, but we are not going to turn our back on programs and dimensions of programs that are obviously saving lives. - John Walters

You can look at that by comparing Medicare's growth rates to the private insurance world, to the other Federal programs that we run, by looking at the billions of dollars, not millions but billions of dollars, we waste every year. - Bobby Jindal

You can find out anything you want. We're hoping in the future to also be able to show you where the different neighborhood service centers and parks are. And after a couple of other departments join in, we'll be able to tell what programs are being offered at various parks and senior centers. - Steve Valdez

Yet many significant challenges remain to be solved in the push toward digital inclusion on a global scale. We hope these programs will encourage more researchers to pursue approaches in computing technology that advance these goals--getting us one step closer to digital inclusion. - Rick Rashid

Yes, we've got more money this year from the quarter mill than last year. But we also have more programs and more people. You can't say no to those people. - Rick Burton

Yes, we want guest-worker programs, too, but first we want legalization. - Maria Garcia

Yes, I was a cheerleader for the Seattle Seahawks. Those were some of the best years of my life. We had the best seats in the house and cheered for a lot of fans. But I have to tell you that there's so much more than just cheering at the games-the reality is that the games take up the least amount of time. We did charity events, parades, radio and T.V. appearances, and we also worked with the players for community outreach programs. - Amber Lancaster